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    Okay i have not looked into this, but i figured maybe someone else has. Will we able to embed C# directly into ASP pages, like we can embed java into jsp. If so will ASP have a servlet analog like jsp does. I am learning jsp now and find it pretty easy, so i figure if C# is able to do the same thing as java does for JSP then it will make asp easier. I dont mean raw asp, i mean have a strongly typed language for asp. thanks

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      Okay i have not looked into this, but i figured maybe someone else has. Will we able to embed C# directly into ASP pages, like we can embed java into jsp. If so will ASP have a servlet analog like jsp does. I am learning jsp now and find it pretty easy, so i figure if C# is able to do the same thing as java does for JSP then it will make asp easier. I dont mean raw asp, i mean have a strongly typed language for asp. thanks

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      Actually any language that is supported under .NET will work within ASP+ pages. This includes both Microsoft's C#, VB (no more VBScript, you get the whole thing instead), and Javascript. Also many other third parties are working on other .NET compatible versions of their languages (such as Cobal, pascal, Fortran, etc.).

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        Actually any language that is supported under .NET will work within ASP+ pages. This includes both Microsoft's C#, VB (no more VBScript, you get the whole thing instead), and Javascript. Also many other third parties are working on other .NET compatible versions of their languages (such as Cobal, pascal, Fortran, etc.).

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        And to note another part to his question... As required by the CLR Specification, all DotNet languages are strongly typed, so ASP.Net will act like your JSP. -V-

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